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July 1, 2010

Series at a glance

Series at a glance

TUESDAY: ACTIVISTS TURNED REGULATORS: How environmentalists came to control federal fishing policy.

WEDNESDAY: CATCH SHARE CONTROVERSY: NOAA's radical new fishing management plan.

THURSDAY: SCIENCE UNDER THE INFLUENCE: The far-from-settled science behind catch shares.

TODAY: IN THE MARKET: Politically correct seafood choice.

AUDIO SLIDE SHOW: Go fishing with Joe Orlando and listen to him talk about the state of the industry.

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